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DETRAHERE, detrahere

Sounds Like: deh-TRAH-heh-reh

Translations: to pull down, to take away, to remove, to draw off, to detract, to disparage, to diminish, to lower, to reduce

From the root: DETRAHERE

Part of Speech: Verb

Explanation: Detrahere is a Latin verb meaning to pull down, take away, or remove something. It can also be used figuratively to mean to detract from someone's reputation, to disparage, or to diminish something. It is often used with an object in the accusative case, indicating what is being pulled down or taken away.

Inflection: Present Active Infinitive


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Josephus' Against Apion

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No other words from the same root, DETRAHERE, appear in our texts.

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